Futurebuild 2022 | The home of innovation

Innovate to
Transform

COLLABORATION AND ACTION NEEDED FOR A NET ZERO CARBON WORLD

The home of
innovation

Net zero pioneer Futurebuild, will return to London’s ExCeL on the 01 – 03 March 2022. Futurebuild connects over 20,500 specifiers, decision-makers and disruptors with major brands and start-ups. Our mission is to cultivate cross sector collaboration to inspire the transformational change needed to propel the construction industry to net-zero.

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Futurebuild topics

For the last 16 years, Futurebuild has been showcasing game changing products and disruptive technologies and the event in March will see innovation elevated even further.

The curated exhibition and industry renowned knowledge programme will unite to provide education and solutions to address the biggest challenges facing the built environment covering six key topics; Buildings, Energy, Critical Infrastructure, Interiors, Offsite and Resourceful Materials.

For the last 16 years, Futurebuild has been showcasing game changing products and disruptive technologies and the event in March will see innovation elevated even further.

The latest trends & Spotlight areas

Whole House Retrofit

This area is a showcase for solutions and services that can underpin whole-house retrofit at scale.

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Innovation Trail

Innovative brands come to life giving specifiers the opportunity to explore new products, solutions and materials.

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Digital Impact

Enabling industry professionals to better understand just what is “digital construction” and what purpose it serves.

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Big Innovation Pitch

Start-ups and entrepreneurs get the opportunity to pitch their ideas live against each other and be crowned the winner.

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Whole House Retrofit

This area is a showcase for solutions and services that can underpin whole-house retrofit at scale.

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District Energy Pavilion

The District Energy Pavilion will provide solutions and essential knowledge for those looking to understand more about this approach to decarbonisation of heat.

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Future Installer

We need to prepare a generation of Future Installers to increase the scale and reach of small-scale low carbon installations.

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Circular Materials Marketplace

Innovative brands come to life giving specifiers the opportunity to explore new products, solutions and materials.

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Digital Impact

Enabling industry professionals to better understand just what is “digital construction” and what purpose it serves.

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Intelligent Buildings

This new Spotlight area will help inform the industry on the smart products and technologies that are making buildings more intelligent.

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Exhibitor enquiry

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Speak to a memember of the team to enquire about exhibiting at Futurebuild 2021.

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We'll let you know when registration opens and keep you updated on what's going on at Futurebuild 2021.

Why exhibit

Get in front of industry decision-makers who visit to specify and actively source your solutions.

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News & opinions from our contributors

The Landscape sector: paving the road to a low carbon future

The Landscape sector: paving the road to a low carbon future 16 September 2021 An opinion piece by Jane Findlay, Landscape Institute, President Context: Climate change, built environment and landscape professionals Climate change is one of the most pressing and urgent challenges for humanity today. Recently, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the global

Futurebuild webinar series asks – are we ready for COP26?

Futurebuild webinar series asks – are we ready for COP26? As we approach COP26, the impacts of climate change and the ecological crisis are clear, with the IPCC report described by the UN Secretary General as the ‘code red for humanity’. To give the built environment the knowledge it needs to take action now, sustainable

Information Management: The missing piece of the puzzle

Information Management: The missing piece of the puzzle 13 September 2021 Image sourced from Dreamstime. Sourced from BIM-TODAY. A new report authorized by the Centre for Digital Built Britain as a partner of the Construction Innovation Hub has highlighted the value of information management in construction and infrastructure. Published in June, the report found that

Futurebuild is a show which we consider as the Oscars of the built environment. Everyone comes to this show including people from other countries. It’s a show we should all be at and that is why we are here.

It’s a very well-attended event, and gives us an opportunity and platform to showcase our product range and talk about it on mass and tell people the benefits of Hadley.

You’ve got good representation from construction clients, contractors, sub contractors and the manufacturing side. It’s rare for us to really be able to get a chance to talk to people from throughout the entire tier levels of the supply chain, so really valuable for us.

As the Climate Emergency closes in with COP26 aound the corner, Futurebuild was a great place to meet and debate policy and practice.

Futurebuild delivers on industry leading innovation and ideas. The event has firmly established itself as a must attend event for those involved with the built environment.

I really liked this Futurebuild event, it was my first time visiting it and I found it hugely innovative especially in sustainability, so many suppliers, stands, demonstrations. Looking forward to being back next year.

I really rate Futurebuild as a space to see innovation and talk to the innovators, who are proud of their products and rightly so. It's constantly surprising and rewarding, and very helpful for us. Futurebuild is now a fixture in our diary, we wouldn't miss it